Falconieri Visuals won the Award of Excellence in the 2022 Association of Medical Illustrators’ salon for the illustrations “Delta’s Defining Mutations”. The salon is judged by panels of medical illustrators and showcases the best work of AMI membership. Check out the winning work below!
Six (!!) Falconieri Visuals #sciart illustrations won awards in BioImages 2021, including: See them and all the amazing entries in The Biocommunications Association BioImages gallery.
Veronica Falconieri Hays recently illustrated the feature article A Visual Guide to the Coronavirus for the July 2020 issue of Scientific American. Catch the complete online version here: A Visual Guide to the Coronavirus.
Digital Media World profiled Veronica Falconieri Hays in their recent article, Illustrators Bridging Animation and Medical Science. In the interview, Veronica discusses entering the medical illustration field, the goals of her work, and the primary tools that she uses to create accurate scientific and medical visuals.
Proteins and Cancer In every cell in the human body, there are countless tiny molecules, called proteins, that work together to allow the cell to harvest energy, move, reproduce, and interact. In cancer cells, some proteins can malfunction or be functioning out of control, causing the cells to grow abnormally Read more…
“Ebola in 3D” is a finalist in the National Science Foundation’s 2015 Visualization Challenge, the NSF Vizzies! You can cast your vote for People’s Choice here through November 17th. You can vote more than once! Ebola in 3D juxtaposes a real cryo-electron tomographic image of an Ebola virus-like particle, the Read more…
If you have never worked with an illustrator before, you may be wondering how and what kind of information and feedback you will be providing as a client. Here, I describe the major steps of an illustration workflow, using one of my portfolio pieces as an example. “The Parenting Behaviors Read more…